dominations
Britishplural noun
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With the publication of Dominations and Powers, Santayana undoubtedly feels closer to eternity.
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The third is Dominations and Powers, a long-awaited philosophical study of politics, and the only one of his books he believes to have been inspired.
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More frequently sage than sniping, Santayana's mind glows like a lamp, and page after page of Dominations glitters with apt observations caught in its radiant beams.
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A sheaf of reflections on liberty, society, government and man's fate in general is covered in Dominations and Powers by: 1.
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Gregory, however, places the "Principalities" between the "Dominations" and the "Powers"; and the "Virtues" between the "Powers" and the "Archangels."
From Summa Theologica, Part I (Prima Pars) From the Complete American Edition by Thomas, Aquinas, Saint
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